Gabe Altieri

Racial disparities are prevalent in health care. This is especially true for people who are pregnant in the South. We're joined by a reporter covering this story across the region, plus two medical professionals, to discuss these issues and how to address medical mistrust.

Republicans in the North Carolina General Assembly passed two amendments. One would lower the maximum income tax rate and the other requires voter I.D. when voting by mail.

After World War II, North Carolina recognized the need for a pathway in education that goes beyond high school, but not necessarily requiring a four-year degree.

Lawmakers in Raleigh override Gov. Roy Cooper's veto of a bill that provides relief for those impacted by Hurricane Helene while also stripping power from top state Democrats.

Household debt in this country is high — and getting higher. According to the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, it increased by $150 billion in the third quarter of this year alone. There are those carrying a lot of debt from student loans to credit cards to car and personal loans, but personal finance author and Charlotte resident Bernadette Joy says there is a way out.

The city of Charlotte has hired an interim attorney, Anthony Fox, of the firm Parker Poe. He replaces Patrick Baker, whose employment the council voted to end earlier this year.

UNC-Chapel Hill professor and author Melissa Jacoby on how the bankruptcy system can take advantage of the poor and be used as a tool for those who have done wrong to skirt responsibility.

Get ready, Charlotte. Winter is coming. Snow and sleet are in the forecast this weekend. We discuss what to expect and how it could impact the coming days.

Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Chief Johnny Jennings spoke to city council about the use of civilian investigators in low-risk accidents, officer's

The final contested statewide election in the country moves to the courtroom with Republican Jefferson Griffin and Democrat Allison Riggs making their case for a seat on the North Carolina Supreme Court.